// Comparison
TimmieTime and Harvest compared
Harvest is a long-established time tracking and invoicing tool. TimmieTime covers similar ground for teams who bill by the hour, with leave and timesheet approval included in its one plan.
This page compares what each offers. Harvest's details come from its pricing page in October 2026, so check there for anything that may have changed.
Side by side
| Topic | TimmieTime | Harvest |
|---|---|---|
| Price | One plan with every feature, priced per person per month in bands: $6.00 for people 1 to 10, $5.00 for people 11 to 50, $4.00 for people 51 to 100. Paying yearly costs 10 months for 12. Above 100 people the price is agreed directly. | Teams costs $11 per seat a month, or $9 a month billed yearly. Enterprise costs $17.50, or $14 billed yearly. Enterprise Plus is priced on request. |
| Free plan and trial | No free plan. Every account starts with a 14-day free trial, and the demo can be tried without signing up. | A free plan for one seat and two projects, and a 30-day free trial of the paid plans. |
| Leave and time off | Built in: leave types with yearly allowances, approval by roles you choose, upfront or monthly accrual, carry-over with a limit and expiry, and public holidays for your region. | Harvest's pricing page doesn't list leave or time-off tracking. |
| Timesheet approval | Included. People submit weeks for approval, or reviewers approve directly, and approved weeks can be locked. | Listed on the Enterprise plan only. |
| Invoicing | Included. Invoices are built from logged time by person rate, job role rate, project rate, rate times a multiplier, monthly fee or fixed price, then issued, paid or voided. | Included on every plan, including the free plan. |
| Logging time | A weekly grid filled in from the keyboard. There is no running timer and no desktop or phone app; the web app works on phones. | Timers as well as timesheets, with apps and integrations with many other tools. |
Harvest's details were taken from its pricing page in October 2026. Prices are in US dollars and exclude tax.
When Harvest may suit you better
- Harvest may suit you better if your team starts and stops timers through the day, or relies on its integrations with other tools.
- It may also suit a freelancer who only needs one seat, since its free plan covers that.
When TimmieTime may suit you better
- TimmieTime may suit you better if you want leave, public holidays and timesheet approval in the same tool as your timesheets and invoices.
- It may also suit you if you bill in several ways, such as fixed prices invoiced in parts or a person's rate multiplied by a figure you set.
Try TimmieTime
The demo uses sample data, so you can try everything without signing up. When you're ready, the first 14 days are free.